from Cross and the Switchblade (1972 Spire/Barbour) 

I don't know where this came from.

Re: Found in parking lot

found pair 

        side entrance 

red gloves

the building 

this morning

the light

next to the side entrance 

       the gravel parking lot

small video small song

when I point out my goosebumps
what I mean to say
is look
           what have you done

o hick
oh ice
ick

-E.D.

desk herbs dying

beneath the copy machine's
lurching

collation bell
beneath cognition

boss brought donuts

this morning

it rained

Birds playing guitar at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Horse Lords, Hidden Cities

CLEAR WORLDS the dream mountain path again thought all lost dreams lately crossed over or is this even going anywhere the veil whooshed off as it fell a dream always brought back to light how terrible it is to just be coffees and spreadsheets and uploading and William’s plants dying in the cubicle there is so much death and pain all the ugly sandwiches but the worst is when people laugh and don’t mean it

BONK

for Meg

over the faucet gush

i cut

broccoli

stalks bonk

softly

onto green leaves skinned

strewn
in the basin

William Bronk from FINDING LOSSES
Woodcut by Eugene G. Canade'

notebook things

UNTITLED

early
outside the laundromat

wonder why
i cannot
     sit still

pit
in my gut

red dumpster baking
in a glaring limbo

hot morning sun

POLYRHYTHM BONG

the internet password      
     the    
pink paper next to bed
     
567 something
     
the only way home
   
     i mean
on my way home

i mean
goodbye

the night comes back
the way love comes back

scattered, disordered
     out of time

light
shattered
glass

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